Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun Glassware mounted on a stem with a broad base.
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- noun uncountable Drinking
glasses that have astem , such as wine or champagne glasses.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The Riedel system of stemware is very large and complex and not necessarily user-friendly without some prior knowledge.
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They replaced heavy tumblers with stemware, which is easier for Jolene to pick up.
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The stemware was a gift from his great-grandmother in Jamaica.
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They replaced heavy tumblers with stemware, which is easier for Jolene to pick up.
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The stemware was a gift from his great-grandmother in Jamaica.
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They replaced heavy tumblers with stemware, which is easier for Jolene to pick up.
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For example, the stemware was the late seventies versions of “white” and “red.”
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For example, the stemware was the late seventies versions of “white” and “red.”
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For example, the stemware was the late seventies versions of “white” and “red.”
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For example, the stemware was the late seventies versions of “white” and “red.”
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